Wells Fargo launches internal proxy voting service

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Wells Fargo's investment management arm launches a proprietary proxy voting service; second major asset manager to do so.

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Original Source Material

The bank’s investment management arm becomes the second major asset manager to ditch third-party proxy advisory firms for a proprietary service.